Feature

AI campaign planning

Drop in a positioning brief and a goal. MITPO returns a campaign brief: channel mix, audience cuts, messaging angles, and creative tasks ready to hand off.

AI campaign planning
Key definition

In brief

MITPO turns positioning and research into campaign plans - channels, messaging, creative briefs, and execution workflows - in a single AI-driven flow.

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How it works

Brief in three moves

Positioning + goal in. Structured campaign brief out. Same context drives downstream creative.

  1. 01

    Set the goal

    Awareness, demand, conversion, or retention. MITPO maps each goal to a different brief shape.

  2. 02

    Layer the context

    Positioning brief, audience model, top competitors. MITPO reads them automatically - no copy-paste from another tool.

  3. 03

    Render + iterate

    Audience cuts, channel plan, three messaging angles, creative tasks, risk register. Edit any field; the rest stays consistent.

What you get

A real campaign brief, not a prompt dump

Brief

Audience cuts

Personas + channel-fit notes the brief actually targets.

Brief

Messaging angles

Three to five testable angles with reasoning.

Brief

Creative tasks

Concrete copy + image briefs your team or agency can run with.

Brief

Channel plan

Per-channel pacing and KPI targets.

Brief

Risks

What could break, how to mitigate.

Brief

Workflow

A handoff plan into MITPO's creative and automation modules.

Who it is for

Who campaign planning is for

You write the goal. The planner drafts the plan and the posts, and you review every draft.

Good fit

It helps when

  • You can state a goal or a launch in a sentence or two and need a plan.
  • You want draft posts spread across a period from 7 to 90 days.
  • You already have a brief as a PDF or a web page and want MITPO to read it.
  • You want to rewrite drafts one at a time before anything is scheduled.
Not the right tool

It will not help when

  • You want MITPO to send email. Email can be planned, but MITPO does not send it.
  • You want paid ads run from MITPO. Ad concepts are ideas to preview, and running ads is not live yet.
  • You want posts published to Instagram or TikTok. You can plan for them, but publishing runs to LinkedIn, Facebook and X only.
Steer the plan

Six settings that shape the plan

Tailor to a persona

Pick a saved persona from the menu, and the plan is tailored to that buyer. If you have none saved, create one in Personas first.

Web search

Switch it on and MITPO researches live tactics. The plan lists its sources under Researched from. It uses more credits than a plan without it.

Bring what you have

Import a web address, attach a brief as a PDF, or add a reference image. MITPO reads it and uses it to shape the plan.

Auto or your own list

Leave channels on Auto and MITPO picks the ones that fit your brand and goal. Or pick your own channels from the list, and search it by name.

7 to 90 days

Choose 7, 14, 30, 60 or 90 days, or type any length between 7 and 90. The draft posts spread across the whole period you choose.

Sketch preview

Turn it on for quick draft images when the plan lands. The drafts use a fast, low-cost quality so you can judge the look first.

After the plan lands

Fix the numbers, then schedule

The plan opens with four key facts: the angle, what winning looks like, how long it runs, and the ask. Three tabs follow, called Posts, Strategy and Brief. Strategy shows your angle, the messaging pillars, a channel plan that says what each channel does, and the first moves to make.

Check every number in the drafts. When a draft holds a percentage, a price or a survey size that you did not supply, MITPO swaps it for a fill-in bracket. This stops an invented figure from reaching a caption. Replace each bracket with a real number, or delete the sentence.

Posts stay as drafts until you act. You can rewrite any post with the polish button, add visuals, and read the schedule grouped by day. Nothing is sent to your calendar until you say so. Publishing needs a connected social account. Otherwise, copy the post and share it yourself, one post at a time.

What you get

A brief your team or agency can run with

Sample - Q3 product-led-growth campaign brief

Goal
Demand for self-serve trial. Target 1,800 SQLs over 8 weeks at <$45 CAC.
Audience
Founder + 1-3 ops eng at Series-A SaaS, US/EU. Job: cut analytics-stack cost.
Channels
LinkedIn paid (50%), Reddit r/saas + r/devops (20%), founder-led X (15%), partner newsletters (15%).
Angles
"Switch from $40k Datadog to $400 MITPO". "What 7 founders cut to ship faster". "Hidden cost of vendor lock-in".
Creative tasks
12 LinkedIn carousels, 4 Reddit AMAs, 2 founder-letter drafts, 1 landing variant.
Risk
Datadog incumbency. Mitigation: lead with cost-detail not feature parity.

Generated from a positioning brief + one-line campaign goal in under 2 minutes.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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  • Yes. MITPO helps turn research and positioning into campaign briefs, channel ideas, messaging angles, creative tasks, and execution workflows.

  • Helpful but not required. MITPO can generate one from your competitor and audience inputs if you don't have one yet.

  • Yes - the campaign brief hands off into MITPO's creative module so the same context drives copy and image generation.

  • A plan can run from 7 to 90 days. The menu offers 7, 14, 30, 60 and 90 days, or you can type a number in that range.

  • You can plan for Instagram, LinkedIn, X, TikTok, Facebook and email. YouTube, Threads, Pinterest and Reddit show as coming soon. Planning is not publishing: publishing from MITPO runs to LinkedIn, Facebook and X only.

  • They should not. MITPO checks each draft for percentages, prices and similar figures that you did not supply, and swaps them for a fill-in bracket. Fill in real numbers before you schedule.

  • Yes. Import a web address, attach a brief as a PDF, or add a reference image from the plan box menu. You still write the goal in your own words.

Build a campaign

Try a real campaign brief on the demo

Open the demo and watch a brief render from a positioning statement and a goal.